I read some of them. The ones about "alienating users" are funny. I'm like, no shit Sherlock, that's part of the point. That's why it's effective.

Jerboa is fine, but it's not "years and years of polish" quality yet. Which is totally okay, everything has to start somewhere and the app works for most things which is enough to not be too annoying.

I believe it's a bug.

I still find it kind of unsettling, to be honest!

"Active" is very inactive but "Hot" seems okay. It's a bit slow, too, but not entirely broken.

Indeed! It's a balancing act. It's good to wait a while right at start, but then it's better to go than wait on idle.

Grammar school, at this time of day? I say! It's not the 1900:s anymore.

I've loved that part of reddit and still do to a point. The thing that's been creeping into the platform is the problem with bots and astroturfing.

web3, uh, finds a way

Based on what?